Is an industry leading CAD program good for BEGINNERS?

In this video, I take a look at fusion 360 from the perspective of a novice maker.
Is it really any good for someone new to making?

Fusion 360 is an industrial-grade CAD program used in manufacturing all over the world. Can a small maker make use of such a tool for their own personal projects? what are the advantages and what are the pitfalls?

00:00 Looking for tools that make me efficient
00:44 Sponsor message
01:50 Fusion 360 license options and limitations
04:04 Pitfalls to look out for
05:49 Is it good for new makers?
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